some of the best coffee I've had. Very friendly staff and cozy atmosphere.
Samantha C.
They have really good coffee and nice food options. It's also a great atmosphere to relax or study.
Ruthie W.
Yesterday, I stopped by Indy Coffee Club for coffee after lunch at Noodle Tree. I was surprised to find that they didn't have a decaf coffee option available. The only decaf drink available was one of the teas. I ended up getting a cold brew with oat milk. It was good and service was fast. Indy Coffee Club is part of the AAPI Heritage Month Passport so I got 10% off and a stamp! Stop by when you get a chance!
Ron Jeramiah
Stopped in for the ‘pop up’ brunch and tried the French Toast...it was tasty.
Steven H.
Great place to meet friends and work, read, study, or relax. Drinks are always well made and the staff is always friendly and able to succinctly answer any questions one might have about the menu.
Kate P.
We went for iced mocha and oat milk. I love the taste of the espresso. The service was great and fast.
Joe W.
Firstly, this place is in the building with a dorm, so it's going to be tough to see when you are driving by. As the address states, it's filled with college kids. The staff are very inattentive and don't seem to want to be there. My wife is a coffee fanatic, and we had to have them add a bunch of stuff to make them ok. Save yourself the trouble.
Christine C.
Indy is definitely my go-to coffee spot, especially because I'm a student at UTSA and it's right across the street. It's a great place for classic drinks, but they also have drinks that are unique to them (such as the Dirty Brown, which is amazeballs) and seasonal drinks (my fav is the Sean Pecannery). There truly is something for everybody. Their food menu has been more limited since the opening of their sister restaurant, Scorpion, but the options that they do have are all delicious (I love their avocado toast and the Japanese omelette sando). Overall, their food and drinks are all extremely high quality, consistent, and delicious. The space itself is a little small, but it's a really awesome place to study and chill with great decor and great vibes. The staff are all really nice as well as knowledgable about the products they serve, which I love in a coffee shop.
Rene M.
The ambiance was very relaxing, I came in and was able to do my work. I love the decor and scheme of the place. Very clean and plenty of room to sit. When it comes to the beverages, I feel that they were alright, nothing special. I've had better elsewhere. Although cool, I wish the cups were larger, I feel like a got more ice than anything in my chai. My overall feelings of this place: I have more good things to say than bad. However, personally, It would not be in my top choices for coffee.
Dani V.
Was excited to try them since I had started following them on ig 2 years ago, and the food pics always looked so good. Finally went today, the customer service was very disappointing. The team members weren't kind and very limited menu. I was so sad about the menu! I was expecting everything I see on IG to be available. We weren't sure what to do with our dishes so we took them to the counter and the person working the counter seemed super annoyed, none of the staff was friendly or personable. My husband asked for his coffee to-go and received it in a mug. They were so unfriendly, we stayed and drank our coffees so we didn't have to talk to them again. Leaving this review and unfollowing on IG
Indy truly never disappoints and I've been going here for 5 years. They have great vibes, velvety smooth lattes, and really friendly service. My go to is the avocado toast and a vanilla latte. It comes out to about $15 which some may consider high but the quality of ingredients and care that they put into their product make it 100% worth it for me. The shop is on the smaller side but they have several options for seating including tables, a couch, and coffee/window bar seats. It does tend to get busy on the weekends, but that still doesn't ruin the atmosphere. Indy used to offer a pecan pie latte which was my absolute favorite coffee in existence but it seems this year they've done away with their seasonal latte menu, at least for now. Indy, if you're reading this, PLEASE bring it back. In the meantime, I'll still happily stick with my vanilla latte without complaints.
David E.
Their coffee is really good, the staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and the prices are reasonable. Some of the best coffee I've had in San Antonio. If you're a coffee junkie, then this is a must go.
Deja G.
I really enjoyed the iced matcha latte made with oat milk. You can taste the authenticity of the matcha, not the typical sugary version that Starbucks and Dunkin' serve. And the avocado toast was bomb! Perfectly seasoned, nicely filling, high quality. It was very delicious. The reason for my 3 stars is because of a couple of things. One, there is no designated parking for the coffee shop, so you'll need to cross your fingers or pray that you'll be able to find street parking near by. Two, none of the chairs have backs to them. They're stools, and I never understand this. Usually people come to coffee shops for work or reading or just to relax, and how can you relax for an hour on a stool? Three, the customer service was just okay. Usually local coffee shops have a really nice "welcome! Have you been here before?" vibes, and have a pretty chill demeanor. The girl who helped me literally stared at me as I looked at the menu, which kind of made me rush to make a decision (there was no line, I was the only one ordering.) Then I went to find a seat (I had to use a table that was two businesses down because there was a chair with a back.) and I came back in and got my drink, and then I was waiting for the food and she looked at me, closed the back curtain and then a second later popped out and handed me silverware and told me she would bring the food out....just really awkward. I wish she would have said that initially when she was staring at me to order.
Erin P.
Good. Waayyyyy overpriced. You could find the same quality food and coffee for much cheaper at any other local coffee shop. Hard to find seating anywhere. Overrated but if you need an Instagram picture and an iced coffee (not even a latte) for $5 go for it.
Elizabeth B.
Small little shop with super cool vibes and really kind baristas! Indy Coffee is in walking distance of UTSA and is great for a coffee or a light brunch. Vanilla latte was really yummy! It's cozy and welcoming, but the lack of seating was a little inconvenient as a lot of people were working and spent extended amounts of time at tables.
some of the best coffee I've had. Very friendly staff and cozy atmosphere.
They have really good coffee and nice food options. It's also a great atmosphere to relax or study.
Yesterday, I stopped by Indy Coffee Club for coffee after lunch at Noodle Tree. I was surprised to find that they didn't have a decaf coffee option available. The only decaf drink available was one of the teas. I ended up getting a cold brew with oat milk. It was good and service was fast. Indy Coffee Club is part of the AAPI Heritage Month Passport so I got 10% off and a stamp! Stop by when you get a chance!
Stopped in for the ‘pop up’ brunch and tried the French Toast...it was tasty.
Great place to meet friends and work, read, study, or relax. Drinks are always well made and the staff is always friendly and able to succinctly answer any questions one might have about the menu.
We went for iced mocha and oat milk. I love the taste of the espresso. The service was great and fast.
Firstly, this place is in the building with a dorm, so it's going to be tough to see when you are driving by. As the address states, it's filled with college kids. The staff are very inattentive and don't seem to want to be there. My wife is a coffee fanatic, and we had to have them add a bunch of stuff to make them ok. Save yourself the trouble.
Indy is definitely my go-to coffee spot, especially because I'm a student at UTSA and it's right across the street. It's a great place for classic drinks, but they also have drinks that are unique to them (such as the Dirty Brown, which is amazeballs) and seasonal drinks (my fav is the Sean Pecannery). There truly is something for everybody. Their food menu has been more limited since the opening of their sister restaurant, Scorpion, but the options that they do have are all delicious (I love their avocado toast and the Japanese omelette sando). Overall, their food and drinks are all extremely high quality, consistent, and delicious. The space itself is a little small, but it's a really awesome place to study and chill with great decor and great vibes. The staff are all really nice as well as knowledgable about the products they serve, which I love in a coffee shop.
The ambiance was very relaxing, I came in and was able to do my work. I love the decor and scheme of the place. Very clean and plenty of room to sit. When it comes to the beverages, I feel that they were alright, nothing special. I've had better elsewhere. Although cool, I wish the cups were larger, I feel like a got more ice than anything in my chai. My overall feelings of this place: I have more good things to say than bad. However, personally, It would not be in my top choices for coffee.
Was excited to try them since I had started following them on ig 2 years ago, and the food pics always looked so good. Finally went today, the customer service was very disappointing. The team members weren't kind and very limited menu. I was so sad about the menu! I was expecting everything I see on IG to be available. We weren't sure what to do with our dishes so we took them to the counter and the person working the counter seemed super annoyed, none of the staff was friendly or personable. My husband asked for his coffee to-go and received it in a mug. They were so unfriendly, we stayed and drank our coffees so we didn't have to talk to them again. Leaving this review and unfollowing on IG
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Indy truly never disappoints and I've been going here for 5 years. They have great vibes, velvety smooth lattes, and really friendly service. My go to is the avocado toast and a vanilla latte. It comes out to about $15 which some may consider high but the quality of ingredients and care that they put into their product make it 100% worth it for me. The shop is on the smaller side but they have several options for seating including tables, a couch, and coffee/window bar seats. It does tend to get busy on the weekends, but that still doesn't ruin the atmosphere. Indy used to offer a pecan pie latte which was my absolute favorite coffee in existence but it seems this year they've done away with their seasonal latte menu, at least for now. Indy, if you're reading this, PLEASE bring it back. In the meantime, I'll still happily stick with my vanilla latte without complaints.
Their coffee is really good, the staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and the prices are reasonable. Some of the best coffee I've had in San Antonio. If you're a coffee junkie, then this is a must go.
I really enjoyed the iced matcha latte made with oat milk. You can taste the authenticity of the matcha, not the typical sugary version that Starbucks and Dunkin' serve. And the avocado toast was bomb! Perfectly seasoned, nicely filling, high quality. It was very delicious. The reason for my 3 stars is because of a couple of things. One, there is no designated parking for the coffee shop, so you'll need to cross your fingers or pray that you'll be able to find street parking near by. Two, none of the chairs have backs to them. They're stools, and I never understand this. Usually people come to coffee shops for work or reading or just to relax, and how can you relax for an hour on a stool? Three, the customer service was just okay. Usually local coffee shops have a really nice "welcome! Have you been here before?" vibes, and have a pretty chill demeanor. The girl who helped me literally stared at me as I looked at the menu, which kind of made me rush to make a decision (there was no line, I was the only one ordering.) Then I went to find a seat (I had to use a table that was two businesses down because there was a chair with a back.) and I came back in and got my drink, and then I was waiting for the food and she looked at me, closed the back curtain and then a second later popped out and handed me silverware and told me she would bring the food out....just really awkward. I wish she would have said that initially when she was staring at me to order.
Good. Waayyyyy overpriced. You could find the same quality food and coffee for much cheaper at any other local coffee shop. Hard to find seating anywhere. Overrated but if you need an Instagram picture and an iced coffee (not even a latte) for $5 go for it.
Small little shop with super cool vibes and really kind baristas! Indy Coffee is in walking distance of UTSA and is great for a coffee or a light brunch. Vanilla latte was really yummy! It's cozy and welcoming, but the lack of seating was a little inconvenient as a lot of people were working and spent extended amounts of time at tables.